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MBI Files Federal Lawsuit Against Oregon Prevailing Wage Expansion. Read the press release here.

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MBI Asked to Assist Colorado Division of Housing to Revamp Modular Program

Leadership with the Colorado Division of Housing has asked MBI Government Affairs Director Jon Hannah-Spacagna to work with their leadership team as they look to restructure their program and make it more efficient.

Discussions have already begun regarding the utilization of electronic plan submissions and third-party inspection agencies

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MBI Town Halls 2026: Reflections from Boston

By the end of 2026 MBI’s Government Affairs team will have traveled over 6,000 air miles to bring Town Hall events to five different cities in two countries.

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MBI Statement on Sen. Bill Hagerty’s Freedom To Build Act   

MBI Statement on Sen. Bill Hagerty’s Freedom To Build Act The Modular Building Institute is proud to offer its strong support for Sen. Bill Hagerty’s (R-TN) Freedom to Build Act. Introduced in March, the Freedom to Build Act addresses several of MBI’s longstanding policy goals by confronting two severe pain points in the modular development process: lack of…

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MBI Statement on SB 908 Passing Labor & Industry Committee 

MBI Statement on SB 908 Passing Labor & Industry Committee  Earlier this week, Senate Bill 908, which would expand prevailing wage into modular factories, passed 11-0 out of the Labor & Industry Committee. MBI is disappointed to see unanimous support for a policy that will almost certainly destroy the modular industry’s ability to participate in…

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MBI Leads the Charge for Passage of Amendment for New York’s Prevailing Wage Law, Protecting Modular Industry   

MBI Leads the Charge for Passage of Amendment for New York’s Prevailing Wage Law, Protecting Modular Industry In December 2025, over MBI’s strenuous objections, New York Governor Kathy Hochul signed S.2536a, which expanded the state’s prevailing wage law to cover “off-site custom fabrication.” “Modules” were specifically cited for coverage under prevailing wage law.   After close coordination between MBI, the bill’s sponsor, and Gov. Hochul’s office, the sponsor introduced A.9464, as a “clean-up…

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